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>>> New forecast from meteorologists meteorologists indicate that the update coming hurricane season could be severe. International climate correspondent susan ormiston has more. >> Reporter: when hurricane adelia flooded floor last august and otis snuck up on acapulco, it was bad, but this season is worse. >> This season is looking to be an extraordinary one. >> Reporter: all the elements in place for an explosive storm season. El niño giving way to la niña usually linked with more severe storms. A lack of strong upper winds that can help weaken a hurricane. And the big one, ocean warmth. In parts of the tropical atlantic temperatures are mimicking august. >> The level of heat in the ocean right now is unprecedented. >> Reporter: noaa predicts 17 to 25 named storms, up four from last year. >> Forecast is the highest noaa has ever issued for the may outlook. >> Reporter: typically, canada sees about 35% of the southern severe storms. Models can't predict this far out where they'll land. Lee hit nova scotia in new brunswick last fall after feeding on southern atlantic waters. Another worrisome pattern, fast-moving hurricanes. Otis in mexico went from a tropical storm to a killer overnight. >> Well, we see water temperatures this warm, you're looking at intensity and the rate of intensification which can be tremendous as well. >> Reporter: noaa names hurricanes. Remember fiona. It's picked 21 names this year and that may not be enough. >> Marianne: that was international climate correspondent susan ormiston.

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despite the loss, the oilers coach was optimistic after the game. >> If you would have told me four or five days ago we could come in here and split against dallas who just knocked out vegas, colorado, two really good teams, and for us to come into their building where they play well and us split one? Yeah, we would have taken that. Now it's a little more bitter when you win the first one and lose the second one, but, yeah, we're just excited to go back to edmonton and play on our home ice. >> Marianne: and now time for the weekend forecast with rachel schoutsen looking at our home ice. We're not talking ice, we're looking at the last days -- I can't believe june is around the corner. >> I know. We're still talking potential for a little rain-snow mix in places like the avalon. We were looking at that wet snow yesterday in dauphin. I know, we want to stop talking about ice. The only ice we want is a cold margarita. In edmonton, 17. Thunderstorm risk lingers for you. 14 in calgary. We'll be looking at the thunderstorm potential widespread across the west today. As we look at atlantic canada, that drizzle is with you in places like gander. We're looking at overcast skies for the maritimes and then showers come back into the picture for places like truro, maybe even halifax. Not a washout of a day. It is a beautiful day across ontario and québec. But a big colorado low is coming. So this is really the first hint of it tonight. That thunderstorm risk rises windsor through london. And then through monday, big potential for storms across ontario and québec. Lots of heavy rainfall moves into the picture. >> Marianne: thank you, rachel. An alberta man expecting a package got something else from canada post instead and that sent him outside in search of the carrier. He told the story to cbc news. >> Working from home, I was in my work meeting and front door is just upstairs there and I could hear footsteps coming up and I could hear the mailbox open and shut. I got a notification on my phone saying there was motion detected at the front door. I didn't hear any knocking or doorbell, but I assumed my package was left on the steps. When I went upstairs, there was no parcel there on the steps. So I was confused. Then I looked in the mailbox and there was a prewritten delivery slip. I thought it was strange, since I didn't hear knocking at the door. It said I could pick up the parcel the next business day at the post office. So I checked my security footage and I could see the mailman walked up the steps and threw the delivery slip in the mailbox and took off. Hopped the car, cruised a couple of streets until I found him. I parked behind his car until he got back to it. And then when he came back, I confronted him and said, do you have any parcel? Strange it's out for delivery, but you came to my mye house and delivered it. He said, oh, yeah, it's in the car. And I was quite confused as to why he failed to knock or ring the doorbell. He decided that he wasn't going to deliver my parcel without even giving me the option to answer my door, so I thought that was pretty strange. >> Marianne: in a statement to cbc news, canada post says we apologize to our customer for the situation. The parcel should have been delivered at the time the employee arrived at the address. [ ] >> Marianne: back in 2016, maggie rogers gained recognition for her song "alaska". It was played to pharrell williams during a master class of the new york school of the arts. She's now releasing her third album. This is the kill from don't forget me. It's the highest jumper on the cbc top 20. Here's another listen. Stay with us. [ ] >> Rosemary: nearly a quarter of U.S. senators are urging canada to increase its defence spending to reach nato target. I'll ask kevin Rosemary:Every week the issues that matter to Canadians. -These are acts of desperation. Rosemary:Connecting politics to people. -Some people have lost everything. Rosemary:Join me for Rosemary Barton live.

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>>> The number of deaths in papua new guinea is growing significantly following a major landslide. The U.N. updated the number today. The disaster happened early friday morning with the landslide burying more than a hundred homes. Albert delitala joins us now this morning. That number has jumped since friday. What is the latest? >> It has. They're estimating the number of dead to be more than 670 people. The U.N. international organization for migration, which has a mission on that pacific island, they say they're basing the calculation on the numbers from village and provincial officials about the number of homes buried and they're putting that at 150 homes buried by the friday landslide. That's a steep rise from friday that was 100 or more people buried in the landslide. Last update earlier today, only five bodies have been recovered as well as the leg of a sixth victim. Nearly 4,000 people live in the village there that was partially buried which is about 6,000 kilometre northwest of the capital port moresby. The landslide hit the village on friday and you can see the scenes there. The scale of the destruction burying many dozens of homes in the remote village in the northern village of yum bali. Tt you can see it, it's estimated to be 6-8 metres deep. The massive trail, it's about the size of three to four football fields in size. So just a massive field there and it covers -- it cuts off the province's main highway that goes through that area. Here's one local resident who is also a chinese national describing the situation. >> Livestock, everything is buried. They're appealing to our government NGOs for food and shelter temporarily. And they're trying to retrieve the bodies. >> Reporter: so complicating the rescue effort is travel warfare which is common in the highlands there. That includes a clash yesterday to the landslide of eight deaths of 30 homes burned. From the landslide, some medical facilities have also been buried. Emergency responders have been working today to move people to safer ground. They set up evacuation centres as well. The papua new guinea government is considering asking for more international help. The U.S. and australia said they're willing to do what they can to offer assistance. The number of missing and injured was still being assessed last update earlier today. That number of dead could change in the hours ahead. >> Marianne: I know that things are fluid in situations like this and I know you'll be keeping an eye on that throughout the morning. Thank you, albert. [ ] >> Marianne: still ahead. Predictions of the worst hurricane season in decades. That and more coming up on cbc news network. Hey, let's go, man. [laughter] You're one of my favourite interviewers. Announcer: q with Tom Power. Available now onCBC Listen or wherever you get your podcasts. What's behind the Blue Cow Logo? High Canadian Standards. Which means we meet strict requirements. ...Working with a team of experts and working towards a sustainable future. That's what this logo certifies. We're behind the Blue Cow logo. Most men will developsymptoms of BPH.To reduce these symptoms,try Super Beta Finally, less urges to urinate. Super Beta Prostate. Find it at thesefine retailers. Our Enercare technicians are experts at heating and cooling. Water heating and water purification. We can help you with a range of affordable solutions to help your home run smoothly. Enercare Experts at home Let's go for a skate, and a little chat. Because retirement today is not what it used to be. The good news is we're living longer and more active lives, but planning for that longevitycan come with some challenges. Thankfully as a Canadian homeowner aged 55 and better, you have options. The chip Program allows you to access the value of your home without selling it. So you can live retirement on your terms.

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